Ranked 98th of 155 Ski resorts
Tremblant reviews & ratings
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Overview
Tremblant is renowned for its picturesque village and diverse ski terrain that caters to all levels. The resort's European-style setting provides a charming backdrop for its wide range of slopes, from easy green runs to challenging black diamonds. Tremblant's North Side offers more challenging and secluded skiing, making it popular among experienced skiers. The South Side is vibrant and bustling, with easy access to the village's numerous dining and shopping options. The resort's après-ski scene is lively and varied, with a range of bars, cafes, and restaurants to suit all tastes. For a unique experience, try the fine dining at the summit, accessible by gondola, offering stunning views and exquisite meals.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
19Beginner Runs
31Intermediate Runs
38Advanced Runs
13Expert Runs
3.7 milesLongest Run
754 acresSkiable Terrain
465 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
2871 feetTop
755 feetBottom
2116 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
3Gondolas / Cable Cars
8Chairlifts
3Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
$CAD1699Season pass
$CAD1351 day
Weather
175 cmAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Tremblant Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.2
Ranking: 98th of 155 resorts
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Simon - advanced skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Great montain with a nice village. Run for everyone. The tree run are great. Big parking with a lot of place to eat
Victoria - intermediate skier
Apr, 28 - 2024
I first went to tremblant on a school trip finding my love of skiing. I then continued to visit. Such a great place for familys with lovely scenic runs and great ski schools!
William - advanced snowboarder
Apr, 27 - 2024
Convenient resort if you are coming from Monteal or Ottawa and not terrible for a weekend or overnight trip travelling from Toronto.
Decent variety of runs, with good options for glade runs. Although most of the runs arent particularly long, but efficient and short chair lifts help that issues as most lead to a central mountain peak with most runs available from there.
Wind can result in icy conditions often and grooming is not great.
Nice options for nightlife and eating out, but lacking après scene likely due to this being a seemingly more family-focused resort.
Susie - intermediate skier
Apr, 26 - 2024
Great family resort! Great snow and skiing. Would recommend as a cheaper option in Canada but dont get ski hire on the mountain it is expensive
Alan - expert skier
Apr, 23 - 2024
Ski he north side in the AM. Do first tracks for best conditions Superior, Jay ce Jay and devil S Rivers runs are great expert runs
Steve - advanced skier
Apr, 22 - 2024
Tremblant is a great resort with plenty of skiing for all.
I usually ski in the spring when the slopes are very quiet & the snow is best in the morning.
Brendan - advanced skier
Apr, 22 - 2024
All around great experience with great skiing for all levels and unbelievable restaurants and apres ski!
Matt - expert skier
Apr, 20 - 2024
A great full mountain experience! Long runs, short runs, beginner to expert. There really are many ways down.
Dont forget its attached to a casino and its own pedestrian village with amazing hotels, restaurants and shops.
Marcus - expert skier
Apr, 18 - 2024
Mont Tremblant is small and expensive mountain. It does not get much snow at all I was there for the whole season and we got about 2/3 15cm days. Apres ski there is only one decent place called the Caribou, serves great food but is not very popular due to the mountain lacking youth. Most of the season the conditions were pretty icy and tune ups were needed constantly.
Jerard - expert skier
Apr, 14 - 2024
The hidden gem of the East. Reliable snow for 5 months from the start of December. Good variety of steeps to gentle cruisers, which for families all filter back together at the bottom.
Pretty much ski in ski out due to the hotel run through the village and the courtesy lift from car park to the main lifts.
Can however be bitterly cold.